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Suncoast or Sunset ?

DUTCH VanAtlanta
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GranburyChuck Member

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I have used both, live in Texas, so both about equal distance away from me. Prices seem to be pretty similar but it's best if you contact them and let them know what you want. Seems like Suncoast can also offer some aftermarket stuff that according to Jeff at Sunset they will not do.

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Bill_SoCal Member

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Sunset has been great to work with. They support the site and provide fast bids/order intake, and shipping that meet the needs for DIY for my Porsche's. I work with Jeff...great guy. I ordered brake parts for my '06 Cayenne on Tuesday and had them yesterday...I did decide to go with Hawk dustless brake pads this round (wheels are way too nice to be dusty all the time). Still waiting for those or I would be doing my brakes today.

All the best,

Bill :beer:

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